Citizen Power: A People's PlatformHolt, Rinehart and Winston, 1972 - 284 pages |
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Page 31
... vote to the average of the popular votes of the major parties . For example , if one major party received 30 percent of the vote , the other major party 50 per- cent of the vote , and a minor party 20 percent of the vote , the ratio of ...
... vote to the average of the popular votes of the major parties . For example , if one major party received 30 percent of the vote , the other major party 50 per- cent of the vote , and a minor party 20 percent of the vote , the ratio of ...
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... voting laws . All the states prohibited prison inmates from voting and most deny it to exfelons . Nine states did not permit paupers to vote , although Massachusetts , in a burst of patriotic zeal , excluded veterans from this provision ...
... voting laws . All the states prohibited prison inmates from voting and most deny it to exfelons . Nine states did not permit paupers to vote , although Massachusetts , in a burst of patriotic zeal , excluded veterans from this provision ...
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... vote for electors of the President and Vice President are contained in petitions setting forth the proposed law . " Sec . 3. The people of the United States may propose the adoption of an amendment to this Constitution by signing ...
... vote for electors of the President and Vice President are contained in petitions setting forth the proposed law . " Sec . 3. The people of the United States may propose the adoption of an amendment to this Constitution by signing ...
Contents
Who Stole the American Dream? | 10 |
Revitalizing the Governmental Process | 24 |
Toward a New Internationalism | 48 |
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